I had an "a Ha" moment, I have a couple of Instructors, that are futhering their education, their access to grades, makes a difference, when it comes to their acces to their grades. Very good point.

This is a refresher on FERPA, but it always brings to mind, how we as educators, have to be aware of the Students rights under FEPA.  the reminder is good.

Sexual violence is an aware of problem. it will not happen to me. We as educators need to be on the lookout for problem areas. Training is the only way to have an idea, of what is going on out there, and on our Campus.

we have to investigate, wheathernon or off campus. We have to keep an open mind and weigh what is before us. 

Training and more visibility are key to making a safer campus.

We are a Lockstep campus, but because of COVID-19, we have moved to on-line Instruction.  This Title IX and VAWA Training has been valuable, in enhansing what we need to be aware of.  The "on-line" campus experience is tricky.  Things can go on in the back ground, that you have to be careful to watch for (chat rooms, emails, after class tutering Zoom meeting) all lead to a potenial Title IX and VAWA violation.

My Instructors are advised regulaly on classroom proticol, I pop in and out unanounces checking each class. 

It is difficult finding ways to get everyone on board, but using new leadership skills, will help.

I am a Leader.  I have to balance the needs of our Students and Instructors, with the neds of our Investers.